Edward Dwurnik, Zofia Rydet, Paweł Althamer <br> PEOPLE

WARSAW GAL­LERY WEEK­END 2025

Edward Dwurnik, Zofia Rydet, Paweł Althamer
PEOPLE

Chochołów, Sławoszyno, Chęciny, Celejów — the exhibition takes place far from art cen­tres, and its protagonists are not artists but the titular People — residents of Polish vil­lages and small towns. The nar­rative unfolds over three decades, from the 1960s to the early 1990s. During that time, indepen­den­tly of each other and out­side the framework of official artistic policy, Edward Dwur­nik and Zofia Rydet embar­ked on their own unique, per­sonal jour­neys deep into the country.

Krzysztof Zieliński <br>HOMETOWN

EXHIBITIONS 2020

Krzysztof Zieliński
HOMETOWN

Wąbrzeźno, an ordinary little town star­ting with W, down near the end of the alphabet, in a lan­guage where “w” could stand for wszędzie—anywhere, por­trayed by the photographer after a decade of sys­temic chan­ges up to the eve of Poland’s joining the European Union, became a visual synonym for the creeping trans­for­mation. Wor­king on colour negatives and alluding to the minimalist poetics of topographic photography, Zieliński created an image of the post-​socialist coun­tryside that is the first of its kind, moving and empathetic, con­struc­ted from mist and a thousand and one shades of grey.

Michał Budny, Kajetan Sosnowski <br>EQUIVALENT ARRANGEMENT

EXHIBITIONS 2020

Michał Budny, Kajetan Sosnowski
EQUIVALENT ARRANGEMENT

At the joint exhibition Equivalent Arran­gement Michał Budny and Kajetan Sosnow­ski meet for the first time. The works of both artists, seemin­gly abs­tract, in various ways defy easy clas­sifications of genre. They operate through images and masses but use little pain­ting or sculp­ting. Their com­positions generally finds its origins in an abs­tract drawing—noted on paper or only conceptualized—as a type of minimalist score, the sim­plest recor­ding of an idea.

Poster “Are You Really from the Art World”


Poster “Are You Really from the Art World”

Based on the pain­ting: Marcin Maciejow­ski “Are You Really from the Art World”, 2009, oil on canvas, 130 × 140 cm

I Have Yet to See


I Have Yet to See

Signed print by Maciejow­ski in a limited edition of 25, based on his 2022 drawing I Have Yet to See, in a format of 100 × 70 cm, priced at PLN 3,200 is available at Raster.

“Vodka and Death” and “Only Vodka”


“Vodka and Death” and “Only Vodka”

Album Wor­kers, published by the Edward Dwur­nik Foun­dation, in a special collector’s edition with an original print signed and stam­ped by the artist. There is a choice of two works—Vodka and Death or Only Vodka—from the Wor­kers series.

“Simurgh Self-Help” Merch Drop


“Simurgh Self-Help” Merch Drop

Part of the show Simurgh Self-​Help is the new merch drop py Slavs and Tatars, inc­luding caps, T-shirts and leg­gings in various colour­ways, featuring themes and slogans from the show: Simurgh—See More. Merch is available exc­lusively at Raster during the exhibition, until July 6, 2024.

Poster “Raphael by Maciejowski (The Impression of Possession)”


Poster “Raphael by Maciejowski (The Impression of Possession)”

At the Raster book­store we recom­mend a new item: a poster by Marcin Maciejow­ski based on his own pain­ting Raphael by Maciejow­ski (The Impres­sion of Possession).

Mouth to Mouth

RASTER EDITIONS


Mouth to Mouth

The collective’s monograph inc­ludes all major art works, publications and lecture–performances from the past ten years, with a special screen­print by Slavs and Tatars in limited edition of 100 copies.

Terror

RASTER EDITIONS


Terror

The latest, typo-photo-graphic per­for­mance by Aneta Grzeszykow­ska is an up-to-date political choreography. Using excerpts from her film works, the artist prepared an effec­tive screenprint.